Obituary notices for Jack Reese and others
Obituaries list multiple deaths with survivors. John Ball Nease, 65, of Gilmer, died March 21 at home. wife and numerous children and siblings named. Wilma Lindsey, 49, of Polk Springs near Camden, died March 24. six sons and two daughters listed. William Walter Brooks, 68, Magnolia, formerly Hempstead County, died Tuesday. multiple children and siblings named. Alex L. Hillman, 67, Boston financier and publisher, died Monday night. founder of Hillman Periodicals. Mor Deca Margolloth, 58, Midrashic Geonic literature professor, died of cancer in Jerusalem. Carter A. Childs, 85, Jacksonville, former chairman of Childs Grocery Co, died Tuesday.
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John Ball Nease
McCaskill
Gutar
Gilmer
Bill
Hoftier
Alfred
Larry Reese
Harold
Ithee U
Atty
John Tabor
N. G. Hones
Dale Bock
Sim Musick
Texas
D. di’ Reese
Oklahoma
Toid
Johnny Taylor
Spring Hill
Ark
Annie Wilma Lindsey
Polson Springs
Camden
Johnnie Male Worthey
Hope
Macedonia
Dalark
Willaim Walter Brooks
Magnolia
Hemp
Stead County
el Dorado
Bonnie Marie Brooks
Roy Green
el Dorasido
Charles Smith
Boston
Alex L. Hill
Hillman
Hillman Periodicals
Alex Hillman Corp
New York
Mor‘decai Margolloth
Jewish Theological Seminary of American
Jerusalem
Jacksonville
Tex
Carter A. Childs
Childs Grocery Co
Louisiana
Arkansas
Childs
Kroger Grocery Co
RA Page
First Negro Trooper to Be Speaker at Arkansas ceremony
Marion Taylor 28 of Little Rock has been chosen as the commencement day speaker for the Arkansas Law Enforcement Academy basic recruit school. Taylor, a former Little Rock police officer, joined the Arkansas State Police last July and has six commendations for duty. Governor Winthrop Rockefeller is also slated to speak at the ceremony in Camden.
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Camden
Ark
Arkansas State Police
Arkansas Law Enforcement Academy
Marion Taylor
Little Rock
ASP
Taylor
Dermott
Highway Patrol
Little Rock, Goy
Winthrop Rockefeller
Academy
Large Motel to Close in Hot Springs Arkansas
One of Hot Springs largest motels the Aristocrat Motor Inn a seven story 150 room property in downtown Hot Springs will close Sunday noon due to lack of business and limited cooperation from community leaders. The Teamsters Union backed trustees of the Central Southeast and Southwest States Pension Fund ordered the closure as judgment creditors after purchasing the property for 1777706 at public sale following a dispute with Yaukesha Building Corp over a lease and a note.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Qne
Aristocrat Motor Inn
Legisate
Harold Lang
Central, Southeast and Southwest States Pension Fund
Teamsters Union
Overstad Fund
Tang
Aristocrat
Iece
Yaukesha Building Corp
Panama unrest as guard chief targeted by president
Panama City saw clashes as President Max Delvalle, installed by the National Assembly, moved to fire Brig. Gen. Bolivar Vallarino and top guards chiefs after a confrontation with the Panama National Guard. Rioting, tear gas, and gunfire left seven injured. police detained one opposition member. The constitutional crisis centers on Robles ouster and a looming Supreme Court ruling.
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Robert Berrellez
Associated Press
Weiler Panama
Panama National Guard
National Assembly
Max Delvade
Bolivar -Vallarino
Vallarino
Panama
Marco A. Robles
Supreme Court
National Guard
Robles
Assembly
Delvalle
James Bourcier
Workers Pressured to Donate at U S Maritime Meet
Washington civil service staffers report a meeting led by acting Maritime Administration head James Gulick pressuring attendees to donate to a Democratic party fundraiser. Invitations targeted GS-15+ personnel for a $250 dinner April 4, with hints of “arm twisting” though Gulick denies coercion. Civil Service Commission reviews the allegation. 12,000 were invited nationwide.
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Wbhan
Associated Press
Wester Washington
James W. Gullick
Maritime Administration
Gulick
John J. McCarthy
Civil Service Commission
Michael Kirwan
Ohio
Sen
Edmund
Muskie
Maine
Johnson
General Accounting Office
Carl ©. Davis
C. R. Smith
Howard Samuels
Bob Lee
C.R. Smith
Kennedy Targets Nixon in Idaho Campaign Push
The Associated Press reports Senator Robert F Kennedy shifts attacks from Johnson to Nixon as he campaigns through Idaho and Utah, claiming Nixon vaunts new ideas while Kennedy argues to expand democracy. Johnson remains backed by many Democratic governors in a party rift. Meanwhile Wallace expands third party bid in the South. McCarthy and Kennedy focus on antiwar platforms, with campus rallies and calls to replace Hershey to realign draft aims.
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Associated Press
Robert F
Johnson
Philip H. Hoft
Vermont
Kennedy
Harod E. Hughes
Iowa
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Prass
Séymour Herat
Mary Low Oates
Richard N. Goodwin
Nitron
GOP
Vention
Plas
Everett M. Dirksen
Retl
Platform Committee
Sumner
Alabama
George .C. Wallace
Rules Judge Limits Judge Punishment Increase
The Arkansas attorney general’s office said a trial judge cannot raise a jury’s sentence. The ruling centers on Act 50 of 1968 which allows parole for those not given life, unless a minimum time to serve is set. Deputy AG Rodney Parham noted a judge cannot fix a minimum when a jury sets a maximum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Attorney General's Office
Rodney Parham
Department of Correction Act
Parham
Wilam J. Kirby
CIA Linked To Pacification Program Funding Disputed
The article reports Roche stating the intelligence-gathering body cannot supervise pacification and CIA funds support the program. He claims 50,000 South Vietnamese pacification workers were recruited, trained, and paid under CIA auspices. Ambassador Robert W. Komer counters Roche’s claims, saying Roche was involved in supply operations and has had no contact with other programs for over two years.
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CIA
Roche
Central Intelligence Agency
Robert W. Komer
U.S
Sign Now for Doctor Bill Insurance in 1801 program
Hempstead County residents must enroll by April 1 to be covered under Medicare provisions for doctor bills and medical expenses starting July 1. Otis A. Blackwood of the Texarkana Social Security Office warns late signups pay a $4.40 monthly premium, 10 percent higher for those under 65. Office hours extended Thursday nights to 7:45 pm and until 9:00 pm on Monday April 1 to accommodate enrollees. John Loudon MacAdam, Scottish engineer, fathered the good roads movement in England in 1815.
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Hempstead
Surance
Otis A. Blackwood
Distriet
Texarkana Social Sequirity Office
Texarkana Social Security
John Loudon MacAdam
Macadam
England
Battle Near Trae Bang Under Suet Thang Offensive
On March 27 1968 heavy fighting erupted around Trae Bang as U S and South Vietnamese forces press Operation Suet Thang to regain the offensive near Saigon. Command reports indicate enemy rocket barrages and helicopter assaults with casualties on both sides, while U S units push through five provinces in a major sweep involving about 50 battalions and 50 000 men.
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U.S
Séia
Trae Bang
Saigon
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Annie W. Lindsey
W. W. Brooks
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Rig
Tampa
la Weather Experiment Station
Orfeat
Nixon
Wausau
Wis
Lewis B. Hershey
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Doctor Bill Insurance
Battle
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First National
Bankamericard
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